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ABS-CBN announced that it is letting go of 200 employees amidst ‘a difficult year’ for the content industry. Its president says this would be the last retrenchment program under his leadership.

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They were once locked in an epic battle for supremacy.
Picture this: two media behemoths, once locked in an epic battle for supremacy, are now raising their glasses in a toast of harmony. In an unusual turn of events, ABS-CBN executives were spotted attending the GMA Gala 2023, burying a decades- ...
“Kapamilyas are Kapatids.”
It's a deal that's been over a year in the making: on Thursday (August 11), it was announced that media giants ABS-CBN and TV5 have signed a groundbreaking agreement that will signal closer ties between both broadcast networks. What ...
The broadcast giant is down but not out.
ABS-CBN is poised to return to profitability "in the near term," according to its president and CEO Carlo Katigbak. The chief of the Kapamilya Network made the statement during the company's annual shareholders meeting on Thursday (July 28). ABS-CBN ...
Carlo Katigbak came prepared.
ABS-CBN President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Carlo Katigbak answered all the allegations leveled against the broadcast network.Katigbak once again faced the scrutiny of legislators from the House of Representatives during the hearing on ABS-CBN's franchise renewal on ...
Carlo Katigbak became ABS-CBN's president and CEO in 2016.
On May 5, 2020, ABS-CBN, the Philippines' largest broadcasting company, shut down. It was forced to sign off the airwaves after the Duterte government refused to renew its license and ordered its shutdown amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The shutdown cast ...
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